ackvonhuelio That works as well, I just prefer using obj. Also, it makes it easier to use getters and setters.

Object.defineProperty(obj,"prop",{
    get: function(){return "value";},
    set: function(e){console.log(e);},
});

    Also when it comes to AI, I made a tool which generates websites like this:

    a-recipe-for-pineapple-upside-down-cake-with-ingredients-steps-and-images.html
    115kB

      though, a virus doesn't have too much DNA, so perhaps one could AI engineer a virus, especially an RNA virus since those are smaller

      Hmm... A website on how too tame a fox and the style of the images should be... watercolor.
      would that work?

      I modified the prompt a bit and got this first attempt

      a-blog-post-on-my-attempt-to-tame-a-fox.html
      138kB

        No thank you :) I just wanted to see the one. It's amazing what AI can do these days.

        SquirrelGuy-5 classes do work by simply creating a pollyfill you can have most of the es6 class compatibility with little compromise by constructing an anonymous function then invoke it by using new <classname>

        var Title = (function() {
 function Title(sub) {
  this.subtitle = sub;
 }
return Title;
})()
var a = new Title("b")

        this is how i prefer constructing my pollyfills for classes but a simple object does that just fine as well

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